Ultrafast Nano-Optics
Ultrafast Nano-Optics
Welcome!
Welcome to the website of the Ultrafast Nanooptics Group! On the subpages you will find current information about our research, the group members as well as opportunities for exciting theses and open positions.
Bachelor/Master thesis in the working group
Interested and physics-minded students can write their Bachelor's or Master's thesis with us in the working group.
You can find an overview under "Job offers", but you can also just drop by at the working group.
Cheers and heartfelt congratulations to Dr Wöste for triumphantly defending his thesis
Through meticulous research and diligent analysis, Dr Andreas Wöste has defended his thesis showcasing his profound understanding on electron point projection microscopy, skillfully navigating complex concepts with clarity and insight.
What an incredible feat! This milestone is not just a celebration of academic prowess but also a testament to boundless curiosity and relentless dedication. Here's to Dr Woste's remarkable achievement and the bright future ahead filled with endless possibilities and discoveries!" His research work on plasmon nano-focussing based electron holography is a profound contribution to the current scientific community and opens a lot of promising future avenues in further advancements in the field of microscopy and optical detection. Dr Woste's dedication, expertise, and innovative approach are truly commendable. In spirit of his academic achievement fellow colleagues engineered a personalised doctoral cap highlighting details of his relentless journey. This achievement marks a significant milestone in his academic journey, and I have no doubt that their contributions will continue to inspire and shape the future of scientific inquiry."
Congratulations to Dr Anitta Rose Thomas for successful thesis defence
With rigorous and careful examination, Dr Anitta has successfully defended her thesis, displaying her understanding of underlying mechanism of ultrafast electron transfer dynamics in cryptochrome proteins.
Navigation of migratory birds has always been a mystery for the whole scientific community. Thus, revealing the quantum mechanical nuances behind this navigation mechanism has always been a keen interest for physicists. Dr Anitta has spent her precious time during her Ph.D. seeking answers to questions such as how fast the electron transfer process takes place in the proteins of these migratory birds . This will help the scientific community develop a deeper understanding of the proposed magnetic compass that these birds carry inside their bodies. To honour her journey, fellow colleagues engineered a personalized doctoral cap highlighting details of her thesis work. With all of this, many congratulations to her, and we wish her good luck for her future endeavours.
Congratulations to Dr Jinxin Zhan for successful thesis defence
Congratulations to Dr Jinxin Zhan for successfully defending her thesis entitled "A new broadband, interferometric scanning near-field spectroscopy technique for probing the time-domain response of single nanoparticles." Her fellow colleagues honoured her journey with a customized doctoral hat, wishing her a bright future. This is surely just a stepping stone in her remarkable scientific journey.
Doctorate: Congratulations Dr Chimeh!
We warmly congratulate Abbas Chimeh on the successful defence of his doctoral thesis! All the best for the future!
Congratulations Dr Korte & Dr Smirnov
We warmly congratulate Anke and Vladimir, who successfully defended their doctoral theses last week and this week respectively. The members of the working group have once again gladly put time into preparing individually designed doctoral hats, which represent characteristic stages of the doctoral period. All the best for the future!